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How did the media impact the messages that these two presidents were trying to make?
A=The president's made their speech about believing in their president. But the media made it so the presidents needed to change their speech so that the people would understand and believe in them

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Question #2:Look at the vocabulary in both speeches.Are some of the important motivating words seen in both speeches.Explain.

A:They both have the word endure(to keep on).It's important because in the way it's used it means it is supposed to signify that they have been through wars or big events.They also have the word people which means the audience is the people of (for FDR) the people in NY and (For The Gettysburg Address) the people of the north.

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Question 2
Look at the vocabulary in both speeches. Are some of the important motivating words in both speeches? Explain.

Some of important motivating parts of the speeches are when Abraham Lincoln talks about the people that died and how they will be remembered. Lincoln talks about how others can help with the war. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt talked about how he is going to help as much as he can and what he is going to do about it.He also said we the people must endure and survive in this time of need.His presides President Lincoln stated that in paragraph 3 "That this nation Under God Shall have a new birth of freedom." Franklin D. Roosevelt said,
*"The only thing to fear is fear itself."

Question 3
What is the main job of the President when he is making a speech? Did both of the Presidents who wrote these speeches attain that goal effectively? Explain your answer using textual evidence.

The main goal that a President should obtain is making sure that their speech is motivating, and that they get their point across. Lincoln and FDR did very well have motivating speeches and high effort put towards their speeches, so their audience were all greatly moved and persuaded to accomplish what the presidents were talking about. Having nearly a year before issued the carefully worded Emancipation Proclamation, which relied on the wartime powers of the executive to liberate slaves in the Confederacy, Lincoln now painted in bolder strokes. Referring to the notion of equality in the midst of a wartime social revolution, as African Americans walked off southern plantations and into the northern army, Lincoln seemed to be pushing the country forward. The president called on Americans to dedicate themselves to “the unfinished work” of those who had fought at Gettysburg, thus joining America’s founding ideal of equality with African Americans’ aspirations for liberty.

Question 7
How did the media impact the messages that these two Presidents were trying to
make?

The media insulted both Presidents and the Presidents had to deal with it. Abraham Lincoln has failed many times and the media kept reminding him of it. Abraham Lincoln knew how to deal with failure. Franklin D. Roosevelt was also impacted by the media. That made him try to improve what the reporters said he was doing wrong. The two presidents were besieged with words from the media, which only made them work harder.  The South’s response to the Lincoln challenge to its political grip in Washington and over national slave policy in the territories was a wave of southern state successions initiated by South Carolina even before Lincoln was inaugurated.

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These are some questions for Abraham Lincoln's speech and Franklin D. Roosevelt!

Question 2
What are some of the important motivating words seen in both speeches

The text provides motivating words such as "Dedicate, Consecrate, Impel, Hallow and Advance." These words provided meaning and the full effect of what was going on around them. Lincoln spoke meaningfully and dramatic that he got the full effect on the people by saying those words. Franklin D. Roosevelt also said a very motivational quote which was"The only thing you have to fear is fear itself". He described fear as nameless, unreasoning, and unjustified. These words were very motivational as well.

Question 7
How did the media impact the messages that these two presidents were trying to make?

The background with what was happening  (the Civil War, The Great Depression) gave the full effect of the speech and the realization dawned on the people of what was actually happening and they realized that they needed to help in any way possible. They sooth the people of america by telling them everything that will be solved. That is how presidents usually persuade and encourage people to vote for them. Abraham Lincoln stated that all men are created equally. Franklin D. Roosevelt said that he doesn't want anybody to suffer.

Question 8
How did both of these writers/Presidents develop their points of view within each of these speeches? Did They try to connect to the people of America? How did They do this? Use textual evidence to answer this questions.

They included their overall opinion on all of the war like Abraham Lincoln talked about the Civil War and Franklin D. Roosevelt talked the Great Depression. They connected to the people of america by talking about the horrible and good events that are going on and by talking about how we should move on and keep fighting for our freedom. In Abraham's speech, their was 2 sides for the civil war, The Union soldiers which was from North USA, and the Confederate soldiers which was from southern USA. He wanted for both of the sides to be neutral and that there's no more fighting about slavery. Franklin D. Roosevelt was the president when the great depression was going on. He helped out the best he could since The Stock Market Crash occurred. Residents and other people were going broke and it was harder to supply yourself with food and other stuff.

This is a copy of the Gettysburg address

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Question 2 :Look at the vocabulary in both speeches. Are some of the important motivating words seen in both speeches? Explain.
* Words in the speech are Dedicate, Consecrate, Impel, hollow and Advance and endured. The words in the speech  provide meaning about what was happening during that time. Lincoln and Roosevelt spoke to where they would motivate the nation to want to do the right thing and to want to look up to them. This also shows it's during a hard and difficult time. Some motivating words from both speeches are "This country will endure as it has endured." and words like  These statement is shared between both speeches.
Question 6
What were the circumstances surrounding the times in history that both of these speeches were written? How did those circumstances impact the themes of both of the speeches.
*One circumstance that was occurring during the gettysburg address was the civil war. The civil war affected president Lincolns speech because of all the soldiers that died and how the nation will recover from the devastation that was happening during that time.
The second speech was president Roosevelt's speech during the great depression,The Great Depression affected the speech (The First Inaugural address) because since everyone was poor at that time he needed to motivate his nation and needed to rebuild the nation that has fallen down.

Question 7
How did the media impact the messages that these two presidents were trying to make?
The events that were occurring were the Great Depression and The Civil war. Which gave full effect on what the speech was about.(president Lincoln's speech) "that we highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain"."The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it will never forget what they did here".
(President Roosevelt's speech)
"This great Nation will endure as it has endured,will revive and will prosper."I am convinced that you will again give that support to leadership in these critical days"

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Question #2:Look at the vocabulary in both speeches.Are some of the important motivating words seen in both speeches.Explain.

A:They both have the word endure(to keep on).It's important because in the way it's used it means it is supposed to signify that they have been through wars or big events.They also have the word people which means the audience is the people of (for FDR) the people in NY and (For The Gettysburg Address) the people of the north.

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Q: How does the usage of their specific words, phrasing, and punctuation promote the tone, meaning, and mood of each speech? Use specific examples from the texts of both speeches?

A: Abraham Lincoln said "Four score seven years ago our fathers brought forth  on this continent a new nation"This shows the tone of the Gettysburg Address because it's bringing a more serious tone to the speech other than a non-important tone or a silly tone.

Question 7

How did the media impact the messages that these two presidents were trying to make?

A=The president's made their speech about believing in their president. But the media made it so the presidents needed to change their speech so that the people would understand and believe in them.

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Question #4:
What change is Lincoln trying to convince his audience to support?
What is Roosevelt trying to motivate his audience to do? How are their goals similar? How are they different?

Answer for President Lincoln's Speech
He was trying to persuade his audience that they can't give up during the Civil War. Lincoln was trying to persuade the people to not give up.
Evidence
As it is said in the text in paragraph 3 "That this nation Under God Shall have a new birth of freedom" That's what Lincoln was trying to persuade to them.

Answer for President Roosevelt's Speech

First Thoughts: Franklin Delano Roosevelt  was trying to persuade all of America to get through the Great Depression in a positive mind set because when the stock market crashed people were going crazy. So when he was having his speech he was telling our nation to stay strong . My evidence from the text is "so first of all let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear in fear is fear itself''  -Franklin Delano Roosevelt. He also said that this is the time to speak the truth the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

Question #7:
How did the media impact the messages that these 2 Presidents were trying to make?

Basic Thoughts- The Media could have negative opinions on their speeches.
There could be riots etc.

Off of The Gettysburg Address I thought about how the Civil War started, the South disagreed with the north based off of slavery, and other terms such as family, money, wealth, land, property, etc. Then it got out of hand, If you think about it the media was a very unfair practice that should not have done.

The media in FDR First Inaugural Address were trying to follow FDR's demands because of what was happening in the Great Depression. People lost their jobs, food, and their families.

Question #2:

Look at the vocabulary in both speeches. Are some of the important motivating words seen in both speeches? Explain.

For the Gettysburg Address, the Address states "But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate-we can not consecrate-we can not hallow-this ground." In our group, that is the most motivation sentence in the Address because we have to keep trying to win the war until we win and that we can pray for the soldiers that died in the war.

For the FDR First Inaugural Address, the Address states "So, first of all, let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we can fear is fear itself-nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance. In our group, this is the most motivational sentence in the Address because of if we fear fear, then we will fear nothing during the Great Depression.